Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1941 — Page 4

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MARION TALLEY les Foie Playoff Sourdoy af Plata EAE TEWMENENS (5 Se,

REVEALS ‘FEAR’ EE MUCH DEPENDS | % Decide City Mibs Champ FIR INSPECTOR JOBS i coe rae {Detling With el

Increased need of inspestors of| fnformation and a cation forms “Our Courteous, eo ‘De r t I WAR id’ : Red : x Final arrangements for the City ship trophy and medals to the run-f{the Civil Service Commission to hart, 522 Federal Bulling. Speedy spe ale y rai to ol | championship playoffs in The Indi-|ner-up, the district winners and to lower ' the requirements of candi- .

3] ; 8 : irali in |anapolis Times City Marble tourna-|all sectional winners. ; dates for those positions, it was an- "HO Claim Her Child, - BEER Spiraling Currents Can Win Tools Sines 2 tardy at the| The committee urged all the sec-| nounced S-A _V E HOME She Testifies. : Or Lose Contests, as |Indiana World War Memorial Plaza tiopal champions—the boys Who won| According to the commision; 1 -A BABY. BED 3 LOAN LT oR ; : ey : ; were completed by the tournament the first lap of the tournament win no longer be necessary to have || Bhs on SERVI HOLLYWOOD, May 22 (U. B)—| Sa Local Fans Can Tell. |Coiiee yesterday. ED OL Ne mame wit so longer be wesgssary, to HAve]| HN. wb

5 ”» 2 2 8 3 % : re npr, | (ASSN | rs. roe iin icc Open ro chy he pre 0 ree eye ein mono [| [RRR ou] || some politan Opera ‘star, from claiming : rents on which model airplanes pi d for that ‘trip to Ashe- Sg os 5 engraving whieh Joma. vas pecessary. Jor | ; EY Yaniages Suunomics and "her child for. three years. When she ; soar, are funny things. They can|¥lle, N- O. Which goes #0 4 ® Ey each of them, | S0%8, ras been eliminated. in gol So Say: laid rer deughter, shel 3 win—and sometimes lose—a model{be decided by a round-robin tourna- a. m., the four winners will} ™, ications are being accepted] {E}} iH in and talk it over. airplane contest. The latter is what |ment between ‘the ‘four district|assemble at the plaza to draw the Ee

i Hp thrown ? from he home He i |happened to the Indianapolis pilots champions; ~~ »|order in which they will play. & te bh i - 035 | i Marion County Homes of. her estranged husbands sister & : : |at the Anderson meet last Sunday. Gene Vaughn, 13, of 312 E. st.| Each contestant will play each of BEERS : Only :

Miss: Talley, who is suing her : Clair, St. the other three. Each: will be : Ordinarily there are many ther- Be same husband and ‘former -voice coach, : ; Vaughn- Grisham, 11, of i234 S.|played until every marble is knocked | § Women who suff pain f irregular 4 : mals from about 9:30 in the morn- East St. - - out of the ring. The player who has|| Periods with ¢ranky nervousness

Adoni Es tpom, or WE Li 7 ing until 11:30 and from 2:30 p. m.,| Charles Beaven; 12, of 2328 Co- | knocked the most marbles out when Se onl nctional dtu custody 0 Tr aug. her i ’ 4 x until nearly sundown. When they lumbia Ave. the round-robin is finished will be Yefewble Co und simply MAT testified yesterday Sthaf she was : ; 2 look 81 day, long Rights usually Tes grat Chaniberlin; “12, of 2116 the champion. velous to relie such distress. Pink- Jove desperately afraid” to. claim the| The Most Rev. ‘John G. Murray _ sat. and some. pl : e Tournament, officials will be A. J. reste of Indianapolis child. Miss Talley said she had not SEE cat e planes are jerked! Police Chief Michael F. Morrissey, | Thatcher, Marion County WPA rec- g feelings and thus 8 help them 9 ; hep ST PAUL, May 25~Gutholies | Ho0t, Qué OF Sight By them, Sheriff Al Feeney, Schools Physical|reation’ director, and Paul Haagsma|§ Soar 1500.000 women noe & days.” 23 W. OHIO ST. seen, Susan since a monije alter her of the Northwest are planning |¢ 4 es Selmeli Sr. had the latter Education Director Emil Rath and|and Herman Holliday of. the City| {| remarkable omen have ro : ed JUVENILE FURNITURE HHH . 9 birth in 1935—three weeks after she| «heir greatest gathering. Some brow To 8 Ande. arid Stoter Wally Middlesworth, City recreation |recreation staff. JAR 201 N. DELAWARE ST. married Eckstrom. to| 450.000 of the faithful are eX- |an hour and a half ater in 8 SEES *Finally, she said, she went t0| pected to attend the ninth annual |1o0king for it Sul: was Mamaroneck, N..Y., in 1939, toclaig| National Eucharistic Congress in | rmpat same difficulty plagued Eu Jusan, who was living ‘with Mrs.| the Twin Cities, June 23-26. The ene Bowers of pi plagus - Ruth Nelson, Mr. Eckstrom’s sister.| Most .Rev. John Gregory Murray, gene o wets lof Len on wi p won “She finally asked us in the house| archbishop of St. Paul, will be on Dt 2 on ie Ee only had and then phoned Mr. Eckstrom and| host to the throng, which will in- [0's 2 a pos g time ‘of told him that Marion was here tp| clude the papal legate and more |p.c™ ovo) 2 e Sgulas three. take the baby,” Miss Talley testifled.| than 130 bishops and 100 priests Ve an Senior Playboy PeAfter she finished talking, she| from the United States, Canada |DOV=i with an Ohlsson 60 went

bodil out of the house.” : up at 9:30 a. m. He didn’t ‘find it threw me ome and offer coumiries, until 3:30 in the afternoon, too late

to complete three flights. Yes, ther- ? mals are funny things. - ' First place the contest went to ; ‘ ° : William Brothers of New Castle, a : Hm-m- m- m .. member of the Noblesville Model

Maniacs. His Zipper with an Ohls-

: : : son 23 motor had a best flight of & + / o 17:39, a total time of 31:41, winning : him $20.. : " Dévon Bevington of Elkhart : hy chalked up a total time of 29:28 Np oe : with his Megow Ranger for third on Cerca eo oe place.. His best single flight was 20:6. He won $10. ; Fourth place was won by Howard Bonner of Anderson. His Comet Sailplane with an Ohlsson 60 power plant soared for a total time of 24:34. His best flight was 12:16.5. Charles Keeling of Louisville with his Bunch-powered Zipper flew for| 24 minutes 13 seconds, his best single flight being 12:51. - The rest of the winners and their times were: 6. Alfred Bowman, Indianapolis ...... veess 21:04 . Ray Neese, Indianapolis. . 18:08 . Basil Porter, Anderson. .... 17:43 . William Keough, Indianapolis .. 15.59 . James Carr, Huntington.. 15:39 . H. T. Wicker, Connersville 14:10 . Jean Goodman, Nobles:

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